Hopper reportedly cut 10 percent of staff just over a year after its last restructuring.
Montréal-based travel booking company Hopper has reportedly made another round of staff cuts in response to the renewal of its once-broken relationship with travel platform Expedia.
Hopper’s B2B offering now makes up two-thirds of its revenue.
According to Skift, the layoffs affected about 10 percent of its workforce, or 60 to 65 employees; 20 of whom were part of Hopper’s direct hotel team. When reached by BetaKit, a Hopper spokesperson confirmed there were layoffs but declined to disclose any specific details.
“In early November, we announced changes to our organizational structure to better align with our strategic goals and initiatives for the year ahead,” the spokesperson told BetaKit in an email statement. “As part of this restructuring, we made the difficult decision to eliminate certain roles. This restructuring will…
